The U.S. military uses letters in aircraft names to identify the primary purpose or role of the aircraft. The naming system evolved from complex multi-letter designations (e.g., "PW" for pursuit, ...

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Question: Why did the U.S. military start using letters to name the airplanes it uses? For example B-17, P-51, F-86? Answer: The letters are the military way of identifying the purpose of the aircraft ...

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